Cesaroni v. Smith

The suspension order is based on the administrator’s finding that petitioner violated G. L. 1956, §3-5-23, which in pertinent part provides that a license may be suspended if the licensee permits his place of busi*386ness “to become disorderly so1 as to annoy and disturb the persons inhabiting or residing in the neighborhood thereof * * *.” (italics mine) The offense is alleged to have taken place on November 29, 1963.

The record discloses that petitioner allowed his premises to become disorderly on November 29, 1963, but there is no evidence that such conduct annoyed or disturbed his neighbors.…